About Clerkenwell – A Historic East London Gem
Clerkenwell takes its name from the Clerks’ Well, located on Farringdon Lane. To this day, the well can still be found in Well Court – a hidden piece of medieval London.
Did you know that London’s very first gastropub opened in Clerkenwell? The Eagle on Farringdon Road opened its doors in 1991 and started a trend that spread across the entire United Kingdom. That is the type of local claim to fame we enjoy.
Clerkenwell is also home to some of London’s best – and often most understated – restaurants, bars, and independent shops. From Exmouth Market to St John Street, the area is full of character and community spirit.
However, the truth is that in Clerkenwell – as in all areas of East London – you cannot be 100% safe all of the time. This is true anywhere in a major city. But it is vital that you take time to check your security systems and protect yourself, your family, and your belongings.
To find out more about securing your Clerkenwell property, contact London East Locksmith – your local locksmith in Clerkenwell.